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hadith 2133
Hadith #
2133
Book
Mīzān al-Ḥikma
Volume
1
Part
Jurisprudence
Chapter
Who is the Scholar (faqih)?
Source
Muḥammad Muḥammadī Rayshahrī
Publisher
ICAS Press
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Imam Ali (AS) said, ‘Shall I inform you of a true learned person? He who does not allow people to commit acts of disobedience to Allah, does not let them lose hope in the mercy of Allah, does not assure them against the devices of Allah, and does not leave the Quran in his desire for something other than it.
الإمامُ عليٌّ (عَلَيهِ الّسَلامُ): ألا اُخبِرُكُم بالفَقيهِ حَقِّ الفَقيهِ؟ مَن لم يُرَخِّصِ الناسَ في مَعاصِي اللّهِ، ولم يُقَنِّطْهُم مِن رَحمَةِ اللّهِ، ولم يُؤمِنْهُم مِن مَكرِ اللّهِ، ولم يَدَعِ القرآنَ رَغبَةً عَنهُ إلى ما سِواهُ.
Tags WisdomDespair/Hopelessness

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